#the invincible spider man

[xeniontv]

Character designs for The Invincible Spider-Man, an alternate universe created by Xenion (me!)

[guardianjameslight]

I don't know about you, but I really hate mentality that says that we don't get good animated projects anymore, especially when these exist.

And there's more.

[moonbasetycho]

[ben-talks-art]

Animated shows with some "Hot Damn!" action scenes

These ten shows might actually be peak action scenes if we're not counting anime.

(Feel free to prove me wrong though...)

[xmsmarvel18]

Idk which one is real...All of them look the same!!!😭😭😭

Edit: Damian Wayne joins the group.(Some of you requested it)

[disgruntledexplainer]

all valid reasons

[hereissomething]

the spider saga continues 🕷️💦

PART ONE

[luckyshinyhunter]

You gotta love J.K. Simmons for when he plays a character you know or love!

[bored-skid]

Who changed my copy of the teamup comic smh

[cyanide-sippy-cup]

(Img: Nolan saying "I think I miss my wife" across two images, inbetween which are pictures of him and Debbie)

Yeah.

[arjengelly]

Mad props to Josh Keaton

[rotten-werk]

a spider, a ghost, and an alien walk into a generic burger joint

[vindicia]

↳ My favorite video games of 2023

[ben-talks-art]

Is there a better source of drama than watching a character be pushed to their breaking point?

Like, I joke about it but it really does feel like the secret to make a good story is just "Make a character -> Throw challenge after challenge at them -> See how they react."

There is something...

...just fascinating about knowing how to challenge your character without making it feel like a misery fest and actually making an exploration of how people respond when they reach their limits. How do they reach it? Why do they reach it? Can they make it back? How do they respond? Where do we draw the limit?

This is why the conflict is such a crucial part of a narrative. The walls that you make for your character to face and hopefully overcome is what will test your skill as a writer.

You can't make it too easy because then it becomes anti-climatic, and you can't make it too hard either because then it will feel like you're just torturing your character, and if the breaking point doesn't feel earned it will be like the writer is just trying to force the drama instead of journeying through it.

I've seen a few cases where a character will snap for very mundane reasons and it makes me go "You just wanted to have your cool 'I'm going Super Sayan' moment, you don't really care about this character's emotional struggle." 😑

You gotta find that right balance of what you're gonna throw at your hero and how you're going to explore it for your story.

It's tricky, but if you manage to pull it off, it can lead to some really great storytelling, character study, and theme exploration.

[cyren-myadd]

It would be so funny if Quaritch just pulled an Omni-man on Spider in A3

Anybody out there a fan of both Avatar and Invincible?

[ch3rryb00m98]

I wanna see a hero at McDonald’s so bad…

Anyway here’s the Supers ordering food

Send asks pls!